SCINT Student Computing Community · Northern Taiwan

SCINT · EST 2023

SCINT Northern Taiwan
Student Computing

SCINT connects high school computing clubs across northern Taiwan — running events, teaching courses, holding contests, and pooling what each of us has. So students don't have to work it out alone, and club officers don't have to start from scratch every year.

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    Events & courses

    Event co-hosting

    Support with planning, staffing, promotion and sponsor coordination, matched to where you're short. We're on site on the day too.

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    Compute

    Cloud resources

    When a club session, event or project needs compute, you can apply to SCINT for VM support.

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    Reach

    Community promotion

    We help events reach students through the SCINT channels — before they happen, not after.

  • APCS mock exams

    A mock exam every month, so the question types and pacing are familiar by the time the real one comes around.

  • One-Day Computing Camp 2026

    A tour of all four regions — north, central, south and east. Beginner courses and hands-on work, so students can see what the field actually involves.

    Sign-up link
  • Stage forum

    Speakers from different fields talk about what they're working on, showing students a wider view of computing.

  • THJCC security contest

    A security competition for high school students, where attack, defence and problem solving are all hands-on.

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  • Joint contests & open courses Contests, courses and workshops introducing programming, security, networking and hardware.
  • CVE workshop Reading a vulnerability from root cause through to a real case, showing how security research is actually done.
  1. 01

    Fill in the request form

    Tell us what you'd like to do, the expected timing, the support you need, and how to reach you.

  2. 02

    First contact

    We follow up through the channel you gave us to confirm the details and feasibility.

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    Agree the scope

    We align on responsibilities, schedule and resources, with a call if needed.

  4. 04

    Run it, then review

    Afterwards we write up the results, which form the basis for the next collaboration.

About

Resources shouldn't pile up in a handful of schools

SCINT began with a few student clubs in northern Taiwan. Through events, courses, contests and club collaborations — online and in person — it has been connecting resources that were scattered across schools.

Our principles

Computing resources are unevenly distributed: some schools have everything, others struggle to keep a club session running. We want to narrow that gap.

Working it out alone is slow. A group covering for each other is much faster.

Our goals

Pool resources into online talks, practice contests and exchanges between clubs.

Lower the barrier to entry, and keep clubs from having to do everything on their own.

Our members

Most members come from high school and vocational clubs in the north, with people from computing communities further south as well.

That mix of backgrounds is what gives the community its range, and its energy.

Still wondering?

Do we have to be a northern club to work with you?
No. The name says northern Taiwan, but clubs, communities and organisations anywhere in the country are welcome to propose something.
What do we need for event promotion?
Event name, time and place, signup link, key visual, a short blurb, and a contact person. The more complete it is, the easier scheduling becomes.
Can I join without a club?
Yes. Most online talks, mock exams and practice contests are open to individuals — join the Discord and follow the announcements.
Where do I follow the latest news?
Discord is the fastest; Instagram, Facebook and the Linktree event links are kept in sync.